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Being more risk averse in your 30s? I'll beleive it. But why? Maybe not biological, hormonial, or genetic, but probably because in your 30s your parents are nea
by ChrisNorstrom 10y ago
Being more risk averse in your 30s? I'll beleive it. But why? Maybe not biological, hormonial, or genetic, but probably because in your 30s your parents are nearing retirement and need your help. You are starting a family and need stability. You are dating/marrying and need to be more dependable.
- nnnnnande 10y agoWhy is this being downvoted? The parent poster complained about the article not presenting any evidence and then goes on to state that most people over 30 are extremely risk averse - without presenting any evidence. Aren't we allowed to make any assumptions as to why that might be or if it is even true at all?
- ChrisNorstrom 10y agoI've got enemies on HN. They follow me around and downvote my comments. No joke. Do not piss off "the tolerant ones".